Research Data Management
Research Data Management (RDM) is a set of practices that we support for faculty, grad students, and undergrads at Pitt.
Topics:
- Planning your project’s data and writing a data management plan (DMP)
- Getting data:
- Properly storing and organizing your data files
- Finding and citing other people's data and services (OPEDAS)
- Processing data: cleaning and extract-transform-load (ETL) operations
- Exploring and understanding data: analysis and visualization
- Presenting data: visualization
- Sharing data:
- Preparing data for reuse
- Licensing and depositing in an appropriate repository
- Preserving data in the long term
Services:
- Consultations: make an automated appointment here, or e-mail us to set up a meeting.
- Workshops:
- We offer several workshops every Fall and Spring semester, open to the Pitt community and general public, free of charge. See what we have to offer here.
- We also offer workshops by request for your lab or similar group (time and expertise permitting). E-mail us to make an inquiry.
Who We Are: The RDM Team
The RDM Team is a group of colleagues in the University Library System dedicated to supporting your data work.
